Anaheim launches online resource for local immigration enforcement updates

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Anaheim city officials have launched Anaheim Contigo, a dedicated webpage providing up-to-date information on federal immigration enforcement activity within the city. The site, found at Anaheim.net/contigo, is updated daily, including evenings, weekends, and holidays.

City representatives emphasized that Anaheim does not participate in federal immigration enforcement operations. According to the statement: “The city of Anaheim is not involved in federal immigration enforcement.”

Officials explained their process for verifying reports: “We work to verify and document reports of federal immigration enforcement in Anaheim, working with our police and going onsite and talking with witnesses, business operators and reviewing video, photos and other information. We also work with trusted community partners.”

The city provides real-time updates as it verifies activities: “We report in real time and add information as we’re able to verify what happened. Anaheim, Orange County and our region is seeing federal immigration enforcement play out. Those concerned should presume it is ongoing.”

While the city does not receive advance notice of these operations, staff document any observed activity: “We do not get advance notice of enforcement operations in our city but document activity in Anaheim.”

Officials stressed the importance of accurate reporting during these times: “As we see enforcement in Anaheim, it is important to verify, document and provide information and context. As a city, we don’t support how immigration enforcement has played out, but information helps all of us better understand what’s happening in a challenging and confusing time for many.”

The statement also addressed the prevalence of misinformation: “Understandably, we also see many incorrect or unverified reports, which can negatively impact our community. We urge caution in what you see and share and to check Anaheim Contigo or notify us about potential activity, which we will investigate.”

In addition to updates on enforcement actions, Anaheim Contigo offers details about emergency assistance grants for residents affected by current events. The site also provides legal resources and community contacts.

Furthermore, visitors can access comprehensive explanations regarding types of immigration enforcement actions taking place locally as well as background on agencies involved and relevant legal cases.

Anaheim’s approach aligns with its broader efforts to serve residents through its City Council/City Manager government structure designed for public service (https://www.anaheim.net/173/City-Council). The city’s prominence as a family vacation destination—home to attractions such as Disneyland—and major sports teams like the Angels draws millions annually (https://www.anaheim.net/156/The-1950s1980s), supporting continued community growth.

Residents are encouraged to visit https://Anaheim.net/contigo for more information.



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